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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 738, 10 February 1910, Page 5

FACTS FOE AIESHIP. ENTHUSIASTS.' Never go flvuig'withoat taking, the following precautions S-γFirst, see . that you have your lights burning: brightly the same as the Invader in' Prohibition' Land had, viz., one bright light in front, and one in rear. : The one in front'.to : :'keep .the stars and. other" things out of the way. The reaiv light to keep flies, mosquxtos.eto.; away 'from the steering apparatus, , Secondly,' when descending- to the ■ earth choose .the:;softest.: possible place to fall (the sea' ; for: preference), as you can create ftn impression on,the sea, but the earth will only create.an impression on you. In case you hnpj)en to hit the earth, have a tin of Red Cross Ointment in you pocket, : in;order that, you may repair the damage wrought on your body through coining in contact with a harder substance. It will cure' you every time, will take all the blue-and-black, disfigurements ' away,' 60 ; that the next day you; will.be able to start;afresh, .either on the airship- or back at your work, whiohever alternative is the more cogenial. You can- buy a: tin of Bed Cross Ointment from your chemist or grocer, for Is. 6d. Remember, as surely us you require wings to fly, just ns certainly you require RED CROSS OINTMENT when you fall. -See.display at Johnston's, Chemist, Cuba.;Street.—Advt. .';■ ,-..■

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